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If you have concerns about a student’s mental health, try gently to
engage them in conversation. Below are statements you could use. Review
them and consider which one is best.

Select one option from the answers
below.

If you have concerns about a student’s mental health, try gently to
engage them in conversation. Below are statements you could use. Review
them and consider which one is best.

Select one option from the answers
below.

Incorrect.

An open question such as ‘How’s this term going?’ may yield better
results than starting with a direct confrontation such as ‘Why is your
attendance so poor this term?’, or ‘How are things going?’, rather than
‘You seem to be struggling at the moment’, which could lead to the
student apologising, but then closing down because they think you are
annoyed, rather than confiding in you.

If you have concerns about a student’s mental health, try gently to
engage them in conversation. Below are statements you could use. Review
them and consider which one is best.

Select one option from the answers
below.

Correct.

An open question such as ‘How’s this term going?’ may yield better
results than starting with a direct confrontation such as ‘Why is your
attendance so poor this term?’, or ‘How are things going?’, rather than
‘You seem to be struggling at the moment’, which could lead to the
student apologising, but then closing down because they think you are
annoyed, rather than confiding in you.

If you have concerns about a student’s mental health, try gently to
engage them in conversation. Below are statements you could use. Review
them and consider which one is best.

Select one option from the answers
below.

Incorrect.

An open question such as ‘How’s this term going?’ may yield better
results than starting with a direct confrontation such as ‘Why is your
attendance so poor this term?’, or ‘How are things going?’, rather than
‘You seem to be struggling at the moment’, which could lead to the
student apologising, but then closing down because they think you are
annoyed, rather than confiding in you.